Trade Wars 2.0 - news and analysis

The second presidency of Donald Trump initiated escalation of tariffs that triggered significant financial movements. These actions may to increased costs for businesses and consumers, disrupted supply chains, and created market uncertainty. Retaliatory tariffs from affected nations can further strain global trade, impacting economic growth and prompting concerns about long-term financial stability.

Gold (XAU/USD) tumbles lower, now flirts with key level of $4,000: Is the rally over?

Renewing all-time highs by a whisker on Monday, at around $4,381 per troy ounce, gold has since experienced some significant downside, falling over 5.25% in yesterday’s session. In today’s session, gold has fallen further, down 2.18% at $4,035. Now in striking distance of the key psychological level of $4,000, having surpassed it for the first time in history only 10 days prior, what’s next for the yellow metal?

22-10-2025 17:25 GMT by Christian Norman

Gold (XAU/USD) Price Down 5.7%, Biggest Daily Drop Since 2020. What Next for Gold Prices?

Gold (XAU/USD) experienced its steepest daily drop in five years, falling 5.7% due to a stronger US dollar, profit-taking, and a softened stance by US President Trump on the China deal. After scaling an all-time peak of $4,381.21, the sharp pullback sees technical indicators, specifically a double top pattern, pointing to a potential target price around the $4020/oz mark. This suggests further downside is possible.

21-10-2025 20:08 GMT by Zain Vawda